The band made it in 1999 to the finals of HUMO's Rock Rally rock contest, with the name Zornik Breknov. There the band was spotted by Parlophone Belgium and MTC Management. This led to the recording of their first EP, Love Affair. It stayed in Belgium's leading alternative charts at Studio Brussel, for more than 10 weeks since March 2001. The second EP, It's so unreal, remained in the alternative charts for more than 20 weeks reaching number 3 as highest position. Zornik played in 2001 at important summer festivals: Eurorock, Marktrock and Pukkelpop. They gave a business presentation at A2A and also appeared at Eurosonic. On October 2001 they were awarded the TMF (MTV Belgium) Award for Most Promising Band of the year. Soon after, Marijn left the band and was replaced on drums by Davy Deckmijn. Their CD-single Hey Girl was released early December and became the number one in the alternative charts for six weeks. Their debut album The Place Where You Will Find Us was released in February 2002. This album rocketed to the no. 1 spot of the national sales-charts and stayed there for 2 weeks. The single You Move Me (released June 2002) also hit the no. 2 spot in the alternative charts after just two weeks. Zornik played all major festivals in Belgium (Rock Werchter, Marktrock, Dour, Lokerse Feesten), played almost 20 shows in Holland, both clubs and festivals (Lowlands), played festivals in Germany (Bizarre, Hurricane and Southside) and Austria, clubs in Norway, Denmark and Sweden (with Muse) and UK. In October 2002, they were rewarded the TMF Award for Best Rock Group. In 2003, Kristof decided to leave the band. For the summer festival shows, he was replaced by Bas (Millionaire) who also joined the band in the studio for the recordings of the second album. "One-armed bandit" (2004) is al lot more experimental than the first one. However for the tour bass was played by Bart Van Lierde (also known as bassplayer by Zita Swoon). In 2005 Zornik went acoustic for a theater tour, creating the album "Alien Sweetheart". The theater tour: "All Strings Attached", was their first full acoustic live performance and was a huge success. In the concerts they did on festivals in the summer of 2006, Bas rejoined them to play bass. In the spring of 2007, the band once again started recording a new rock album. They went to Malta again and in the beginning of April the new album, Crosses was released. They gave a show in the brand new arena in Antwerp, which they said to be their best show up to then.